Beauchampe, Or, the Kentucky Tragedy: A Sequel to Charlemont

Alfred Stevens Anna Cooke answer apprehension avenge Barnabas Beau Beauchampe Beauchampe's beauty believe better bosom champe Charlemont Colonel Sharpe Covington crime criminal dark dear death deceive declare dishonor doubt dream ears effect exclaimed eyes F. O. C. DARLEY face fancy fate fear feel felt followed gentleman glance hand happy hate Hawick hear heard heart Hinkley hope husband implore Jane Jesuit's bark knew kurnel lady leave lips longer look Margaret Cooper marriage meet mind Miss Cooke monomania mother nature never night nose once pain parties passion perhaps person prayer Red Heifer replied Sallie Bernard scarcely seek seemed shame sight silence sleep smile sort soul spare speak speaker spirit spoke story strange suddenly suffer sure sweet tell terrible thing thought tion told true truth utterance vengeance voice wife William Calvert woman words young youth